More Social Media - Page 56
Snapchat hungry for political ads as Twitter, Facebook shy away
Politicians, step right up!
By Rachel Kraus
Snap reportedly hires law firm to investigate claims of racially insensitive behavior
Mashable originally reported the claims in June.
By Rachel Kraus
This website lets you see how conspiracy theorists fall down the YouTube rabbit hole
Do you know any conspiracists, fruitarians, or climate deniers?
By Matt Binder
The easiest way to start meditating is now in... Snapchat?
Headspace Minis are now live in Snapchat.
By Rachel Kraus
Uh-oh: Twitter says hackers swiped personal data during the big verified user hack
The data was stolen from...unverified users.
By Matt Binder
His account might hold the secret to the massive Twitter hack. He died two years ago.
@6 can tell us a lot we didn't know.
By Matt Binder
TikTokers ruined Trump's rally and now his campaign is fighting back
Wait, Trump knows what TikTok is?
By Rachel Kraus
In panic, Twitter locked out users who changed their password in the last month
That is... a lot of accounts.
By Jack Morse
Facebook's TikTok rip-off launches new privacy concerns this August
Get excited for Reels, the TikTok clone coming to U.S. Instagram users next month.
By Jack Morse
Someone registered the domain for that Bitcoin address from the big Twitter hack
bc1qxy2kgdygjrsqtzq2n0yrf2493p83kkfjhx0wlh.com, catchy isn't it?
By Matt Binder
I tried to go viral on TikTok in 24 hours – 24 Hour Challenge
What does it take to get into the For You feed?
Dataminr helped cops surveil Black Lives Matter protesters, report finds
The company tracked tweets and helped police monitor public protests.
By Jack Morse
Facebook takes down network linked to Roger Stone, Proud Boys for ‘inauthentic behavior’
Stone also lost his Instagram account.
By Matt Binder
Facebook’s own audit scorches the company for 'significant setbacks for civil rights'
The audit calls the company's decisions "vexing" and "heartbreaking" in a scathing report.
By Matt Binder
Twitter is building a 'subscription platform,' and paying for tweets might be a thing
A Twitter job listing reveals the company's plans.
By Jack Morse
Instagram's 'Pinned Comments' feature is now available to everyone
You can pin up to three of your favorite comments on each of your Instagram posts.
Facebook criticized for toothless 'PR exercise' following ad boycott
Mark Zuckerberg and Sheryl Sandberg met with the leaders of an advertising boycott. It did not go well.
By Jack Morse
Twitter and Facebook tell Hong Kong authorities to get bent (for now)
Both Facebook and Twitter have stopped responding to Hong Kong law enforcement's requests for user data following the passage of a new security law.
By Jack Morse
Instagram and WhatsApp are tainted by Facebook's BS. Delete them.
Delete Facebook. Delete Instagram. Delete WhatsApp.
By Jack Morse
#BlackLivesMatter saw tremendous growth on social media. Now what?
Black Lives Matter posts dominated social media in the month after the police killing of George Floyd, eclipsing some of the most popular brands.
Facebook admits to improperly giving user data to third-party developers, again
No, you're not having déjà vu.
By Jack Morse
WhatsApp just made its group video chats a little less chaotic
Boom, you've been maximized.
By Rachel Kraus
Facebook bans far right ‘Boogaloo’ accounts from its platform
Hundreds of accounts were removed.
By Matt Binder
